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N'Golá Biennial
São Tomé e Príncipe
VISUAL IDENTITY / CATALOG / WEBSITE / POSTER CAMPAIGN / MERCHANDISE
Credits
Curated by: Renny Ramakers
Exhibition design by: Edith Gruson
Production by: Chris van Bokhorst, Stella van Lieshout
PR & Marketing by: Yev Kravt
Campaign image: What I Want to Look Like in the Future, 2019 - Stephen Tayo and Jan Hoek.
N’GOLÁ was the eighth edition of the biennial of São Tomé e Príncipe, a tiny island country in the Gulf of Guinea, with a lively local arts scene. To revive the biennial, the organization invited an international curator, Renny Ramakers.
N'GOLÁ was a festival-style event with over 30 artists from all over Africa, with exhibitions, performances, workshops and concerts. The aim of the biennial was to show a different perspective of African arts and culture than what we usually see in the media – and to celebrate its power and beauty.
I assisted in curating the event and created the visual identity, with a contemporary and festive approach, based on the positive, strong, colourful art and culture presented with N’GOLÁ.
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